Over the forgotten sea
Voice of angel is calling for me
Somewhere, where the mountains collide
That's where I'll find my new life

I have carried this burden so long for you
That nothing but sorrow I feel
I have let myself believe
That nothing would hurt deeper than the truth

Never has the wind blown like thousand years ago
Everything that I've known has left me on my own
Never have I felt the rain fall down like the burning flames
All I see is the face of eternal wait

I hear your silent cry
Lost in the rainy night
No reason to life for
One reason to die for

I am the one who has fallen into the path of shadows
(And that road never seems to end)
I am the one who has drowned into the river of tears

Over the forgotten sea
Voice of angel is calling for me
Somewhere, where the mountains collide
That's where I'll find my new life

I have carried this burden so long for you
That nothing but sorrow I feel
I have let myself believe
That nothing would hurt deeper than the truth

Never has the wind blown like thousand years ago
Everything that I've known has left me on my own
Never have I felt the rain fall down like the burning flames
All I see is the face of eternal wait


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Eternal Wait Lyrics as written by Jukka-pekka Miettinen Jari Tapani Maeenpaeae

Lyrics © Warner Chappell Music, Inc.

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    Reminds me of the poem 'Tithonus' by Alfred Lord Tennyson.

    Sinrothon June 22, 2008   Link

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